>Ambigously mixed White/East Asian ancestry (depends on what race do consider Ainu to be)>Grows up in the times when both the traditional culture of her people and her people themselves are being replaced by the unstoppable forces of modernity and Japanese Empire>Raised by her grandmother, a seasoned storyteller of her people's oral tradition and develops a deep knowlege of it>Excels in her school classes, especially in language studies, despite both severe bullying by Japanese students and the anti-Ainu prejudices of the school>As a result, grows up to be completely bilingual in both Japanese and Ainu>As a teenager already, decides to dedicate her life to studying, popularising, and preserving the cultural memory of her people>Leaves her home village and goes to 1920s Tokyo in the pursuit of that goal>Dies at 19 y.o. probably still being a pure virgin, literally the next night after completing her first and only anthology of transcribed and translated into Japanese language Ainu epicsMy waifu, gentlemen!
How did she die?
>>540424845>depends on what race do consider Ainu to beAinu are Asians. There is no "depends" about that.
